Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
DHS Plans Costly Crackdown on States That Don't Cooperate on Election Security
The agency will tie more than $1 billion in preparedness grants to adoption of paper ballots, citizenship verification, and post-election audits.
Morocco Pushes for 2030 World Cup Final as Soccer Ambitions Clash With Domestic Priorities
Rabat's bid to host soccer's marquee match has created friction with co-hosts Spain and Portugal, while protests over billions spent on stadiums highlight the political cost of its sporting expansion.
Analysis: Democrats Face Setback in Platner Contest, Though Some See Strategic Gains
The outcome of the contested race has prompted debate within the party over electoral strategy heading into upcoming cycles.
Omar's Disclosures Erased Millions, Leaving Her With Potential Negative Net Worth
The Minnesota Democrat revised her financial filings from up to $30 million in assets down to a maximum of $125,000.
How Did Dems Get Platner? The Answer Is the Problem
Analysis: Questions mount over Democratic Party's recruitment strategy for judicial nominee as Republican opposition intensifies.
Republicans Use Platner Scandal to Attack Democrats Who Endorsed Him
GOP targets Matt Dunlap and Stefany Shaheen as the Maine Senate candidate exits amid rape allegation, Nazi tattoo controversy, and explicit message reports.
American Mother's Murder in Ireland Sparks International Immigration Debate
Irish authorities are working with Interpol to locate a Middle Eastern asylum seeker who fled the country after Jamey Carney was found bludgeoned to death in her Killarney home.
American Mother Found Bludgeoned to Death in Ireland; Middle Eastern Asylum Seeker Sought by Police
The killing of Jamey Carney in County Kerry has reignited debate over European asylum policies and border security, with authorities pursuing international cooperation to locate a suspect.
ICE Agents in Wisconsin Pause Arrest Operation to Rescue Woman From Rollover Crash
The agents were preparing to conduct an arrest in the Milwaukee area when they heard the crash and rushed to help free a 31-year-old woman pinned inside her vehicle.
For 35 Years, a Mexican Father Built Homes in Houston. Then His Morning Drive Ended in Tragedy.
Lorenzo Salgado Araujo spent three decades as a construction worker in Texas before he was killed during his commute Tuesday, according to family accounts.